JBL Studio Monitors Specifications

Studio Monitors
JBL has more ex pe ri e n ce in designing and building tra n s d u ce r s
for pro fessional studio monitors than any other co m p a ny.We
not only use the latest engineering and design equipment, b u t
also the most impo rt a nt test dev i ce of all, the human ear.We
be l i eve in phys i c s,not fads,so while other companies pick part s
off somebody else's shelf,we cre ate our co m po n e nts fro m
s c ratc h .And by utilizing 60 years of ex pe ri e n ce in tra n s d u ce r
d e s i g n ,we cre ate the pe rfe ct tra n s d u cer for each sys te m .
In the gre at tradition of JBL Studio Mo n i to r s,we are pleased
to offer the LSR6300 Se ries and the new LSR4300 Se ri e s—t h e
l atest in tra n s d u cer and sys tem te c h n o l ogy combined with
re ce nt bre a k t h roughs in re s e a rch and deve l o p m e nt to provide
a more accurate studio re fe re n ce.
JBL PROFESSIONAL IS THE PROUD RECIPIENT OF THE 2005 TECHNICAL GRAMMY®
The National Academy Of Recording Arts and Sciences Presented the
2005 Technical GRAMMY® Award to JBL Professional for Continual Mastery
and Innovation in Concert,Studio, Cinema and Broadcast Sound and Monitors
to Ensure Exacting Standards for the Most Accurate Sonic Experience.
The Linear Sp atial Refe re n ce (LSR) philosophy is based on a set
of design goals that ca refully co nt rol the ove rall pe rfo rm a n ce
of the sys tem in a va ri e ty of acoustic space s.I n s tead of foc u s i n g
on a simple measure m e nt such as on-axis fre q u e n cy re s po n s e,
JBL measures sys tems in a field 360 degrees around the spe a ke r
and engineers the ent i re sys tem to ensure off-axis re s po n s e
re f l e cted to the mix position is also smooth and accurate.Th e n
JBL goes a step further to ove rcome problems caused by low
f re q u e n cy room modes which plague mix engineers.A JBL first,
the RMC™ Room Mode Co rre ction sys tem is included in the
LSR6300 and LSR4300 Se ries monito r s.The RMC sys tem includes
eve rything needed to analyze LF problems and re s to re accura cy
at the mix po s i t i o n .